Preparation Before Machine Installation; Required Tools And Materials - Yamaha YSP10 Service Information

1. Preparation before machine installation

This section describes about the items to be prepared before machine installation and adjustment.

1.1. Required tools and materials

Part description
Spirit level gauge
(0.1mm/m accuracy)
46mm spanner
Scissors
Line alignment jig set
Wooden crowbar
Rubber plate
Sliding paper
2-ton jack
Hand lifter
Cable tie
Metal tape measure
Plumb-bob
Board to test transfer
condition
Cutting pliers
Q'ty
Used to measure the machine horizontal level.
2
2 Used to adjust the leveling bolt height of the machine.
1 Used to remove packaging materials
1set See "1.2 Line alignment jig arrangement" on page 5.
Quantity varies with number of workers.
1-2
Wooden crowbar may chip over use and debris will scatter. When working
in a cleanroom, use a steel crowbar or equivalent to prevent flying debris.
Quantity of rubber plates varies with that of crowbars. Care must be taken
1-2
not to stain or damage the installation site.
Paper sheet with one slippery side (like a sticker's cover paper). Prepare
8 sheets
new paper sheets. Required size is minimum of 200mm square. Prepare
(at least)
extra sheets since the sheets are easy to tear.
1-3 Used when removing sliding paper from under the machine.
1-2 1.5m or longer fork, 2 ton or higher lifting force
To be Quantity varies depending on work contents, thus prepare extra amount.
described Different cable tie sizes are required for different purposes.
later herein
1 To measure the board transfer height
2 Used to match the conveyor end with a reference line on the floor.
After aligning the line and adjusting conveyor connection, use the boards
2 to test their transfer condition. To transfer several boards continuously,
prepare at least two boards.
(at least)
Prepare CUK-B0301 board (used for print feedback) or CUK-98001 board.
1 To cut off the cable ties
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SI1906002J-002 : YSP10 installation and adjustment procedures
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